Ultimate Polishing Cloth

[ColinBarber]

I normally use microfibre or terry towel to remove polish and final buff however they always seem hard work removing all of the polish, tend to end up with one or two areas where it wasn't all removed.

Just tried an Enjo polishing glove. Unbelievable, hardly any pressure required and not a single trace of polish remaining.

http://www.enjo.org.uk/enjo/res_website.as...1=20&cat2=5

Enjo stuff is quite expensive and difficult to find as it's only sold through agents in this country. If you have trouble finding a supplier I can put you in touch with the person I use, I'm sure they will post if required.

[dgman]

i know what you mean,its a slight smearing effect.i find that a spray misting of distilled water and a fresh microfibre does the job,its a nice feeling though when you find a solution to a problem.

[TigerFish]

Enjo stuff is quite expensive and difficult to find as it's only sold through agents in this country. If you have trouble finding a supplier I can put you in touch with the person I use, I'm sure they will post if required.

How much and would your supplier do a group buy?

[tridentmorph]

I agree, looks interesting. What's the damage? Sure wouldn't want someone round to demonstrate it like the website though

[T7RY B]

These ENJO products got a good write up in The Guardian. Expensive, but have a 3 year guarantee So could be good value for money.

Apparently big in Australia too. See what you can come up with Colin.

[new boy]

Colin - I am also interested and would like to know the costs Merv

[Adie]

Definately interested too :)

[ColinBarber]

Okay I'll try and find out

[ColinBarber]

I've now got prices, however I've been told that Enjo will not do any discounts.

Polishing glove - £19

Large Polishing cloth - £10

Kids polishing glove £9.50

£2 for single item postage.

There are also other outdoor products and multi item packs etc.

Send me a PM for contact details if you want to order or obtain further info.